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This is set in Bradbury Asylum, following the survivor of Silent Night, Bloody Night 2, though none of the events of that movie are even mentioned. A new guy is starting his first day of work there and he finds out that some of the employees are worse than the patients. All hell breaks loose.

You can definitely get away with some things in a no-budget 'horror' movie but you can't get away with all of the things. You can't have your actors forget their lines, the locations appear to be someone's basement, terrible sound and acting, boring kills. You can't just have everything suck.

After the atrocity of the second movie in this series, I knew what I was in for here, and I was ready to have fun with something terrible. There's just not anything fun here. I really hope they don't make another one of these that I would have to watch.

Silent Night, Bloody Night 3: Descent continues the sequel's story of Angelica Zacherly (this time portrayed by Tina Kraus) as she's locked up in Bradbury Asylum, a corrupt mental institution led by director Issac Cole, played by the witty Lloyd Kaufman. If you're looking for a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy I wouldn't get your hopes up, as it delivers a confusing and disappointing ending to what Angelica had to endure. Some supporting characters were good and should have had more screen time like Kyle Rappaport and there was too much of the Walter character. Very random newscaster and blogger posts that were too irrelevant and distracting whilst watching. Don't expect much from this before you view it.